1950-69 BERKELEY - JACK KEROUAC. 200+pp Archive on Zen Buddhism by Early Beat - Hippie Advocate PresbyterianA fascinating archive relevant to the emergence of Zen Buddhism in Berkeley, California during the early 1950s Robert [Bob] Jackson was an early attendant at the Temple in Berkeley, alongside Jack Kerouac, Alan Watts, and others. He was a regular contributor to the Berkeley Bussei, one of the most influential Zen Buddhist publications in America, taught classes at the Berkeley Temple where many of the early Beats attended, etc. In 1957, he published
to the issuance of the Declaration of Independence by the Americans
- Those who will not do without it are unfit to have on a farm or be employed in a family
Two Volumes
at something like 8 years old
present here
1781: Occasioned by the Capture of the British Army
somewhat tongue in cheek to most
on Hume and miracles [which includes a tantalizing section on John McLeod Campbell
like all unjust wars
The chief came to the river in order to see that all was right at parting
Africa | The Irish Population in Boston | Chinese Ladies | Bunyan – The Bedfordshire Tinker | The Slaves of the Lamp | Disobedience
minor stains here and there